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@LandedGentry @Makan Did you really mean "get"? If so, I think I didn't understand. .

@UltraGiGaGigantic @genevaconvenience France did have a commercial scale fast breeder reactor, Superphénix.

@jeena @freeguru He really is. He was once a vaguely sane FOSS industry commentator. Then he lost/left his job, and had to monetise his blog & channel. Result: 90% of it is frothing hatred and insanity.

@kristoff Not really... On ChromeOS, there are no apps.

@kristoff @purplemonkeymad All of these are in-place same-disk snapshots. The ChomeOS system is simpler and so can be automated but you only get 1 level of undo.

I don't know any mainstream OS that does dual-failover. Deepin Linux has 2 root partitions but I don't know how it uses them.

I think Valve SteamOS does something like this. It's not just for games: it has KDE built in. There are guides to getting it running on your own hardware. You will want AMD graphics, though.

@kristoff @purplemonkeymad But watch out: you will need a huge root partition, because it's very easy to fill it with snapshots and if it reaches 100% it will corrupt.

Btrfs is tricksy: it won't give a straight answer to df -h and there is no working equivalent of fsck.

@kristoff @purplemonkeymad Try openSUSE (RPM family), Garuda Linux (Arch family), or Spiral Linux (Debian stable) or siduction (Debian testing). All have snapper and on Btrfs do snapshots and rollback.

http://snapper.io/

@giantofthenorth @Mazoku

(1) You are totally wrong.

(2) The expression is "short-sighted", Einstein.

@ChickenLadyLovesLife

I am sorry but I don't junderstand any of this.

the c-suite

(?)

with giant printouts of insanely over-normalized databases

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a parlor trick

(?) How is a database a trick?

What does this stuff mean?

@ChickenLadyLovesLife I was a big fan of BeOS. I reviewed it about quarter of a century ago:

https://archive.org/details/PersonalComputerWorldMagazine/PCW%20200007%20July%20Created%20From%20PCW%20Cover%20CD%20%28No%20Cover%29/page/n50/mode/1up

... and I liked it a lot:

@ChickenLadyLovesLife @dvdnet62 Not as such. I mean it is but its drivers are 25 years out of date now. YellowTab Zeta is out there too which was updated a bit but is still ancient.

But there is Haiku. Bigger, slower, more complicated, but it does a lot more.